Putting the cosiness into a home
We specialise in a wide range of projects including:
• Self Builds • New Builds • Renovation Projects
• Barn Conversions • Extensions • Basement Conversions
Visit:
www.selfbuildfloors.co.uk Email:
info@selfbuildfloors.co.uk Phone: 0114 231 5937
With home fuel bills continuing to rise, many households are turning to alternative energy sources in a bid to save money and according to HETAS, the regulatory body for stove installations, there has been a five- fold increase in the number of wood burners being installed annually when compared to 2007. A wood burning stove can be a great addition to a home, as it undoubtedly becomes the focal point of family-living during the long cold winter months. Therefore, when specifying a stove, aesthet- ics, quality and efficiency must work beautifully together. Distributed in the UK by Specflue, TermaTech is one of the leading suppliers of wood burning stoves in Northern Europe. It has made a number of improvements to its range over recent years that have resulted in enhanced environmen- tally-friendly combustion, easier operation, better heat distribution and minimal maintenance. Combine these with efficiency levels above 82 per cent and an increased choice of artistically designed stoves, supplied in a variety of finishes, such as steel, soapstone and Indian sandstone, there is no doubt that the humble wood burner is now a worthy appliance.
0333 999 7974
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DESIGNED AND BUILT TO LAST A LIFETIME
With stoves to suit every lifestyle and setting, we make it easy to put a warm glow at the heart of the home. You may already know the names Villager, Aarrow and Stratford. They have been popular stoves for many years, and now they are united by the Arada badge.
For reliability and service you can trust, contact us today on 01297 35700
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selfbuilder & homemaker
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